Overland trip from Singapore to Switzerland - visa for Indian national?
I'm in the very early stages of planning an overland trip from Singapore to western Europe in October this year. I would like to enquire about the easiest route from a visa point of view. At the moment it seems to be
Singapore -> Malaysia -> Thailand -> Laos -> China -> Russia -> Ukraine -> EU
But this isn't set in stone and depends largely on the ease of getting a visa in various counties. Any pointers on the recommended route?
Specifically regarding visa on arrival, this seems to be only an option if one can show proof of a return ticket. But in my case, I will be using transport that isn't even necessarily booked in advance to cross borders. So I assume I will have to get the visas done in advance anyway. All visas will be done in Singapore.
Best Answer
If you want to minimize visa requirements, you could do Russia -> Finland -> Sweden -> Rest of Schengen via the Oeresund Bridge.
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Do I need a visa for Switzerland from Singapore?
Singaporeans can visit Switzerland for a period of up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa, provided that no employment is being pursued. Switzerland is part of the Schengen area.Does Switzerland need visa for Indians?
Yes, all Indian passport holders do need a visa to travel to Switzerland. The maximum stay allowed for the same is up to 90 days.How do I apply for Switzerland visa from Singapore?
Sample of the Business Travel Requirements for an Switzerland Visa for Singapore CitizensCan I enter Switzerland with residence permit?
If you have one of the following residence permits, you do not require a visa to enter Switzerland or another Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period. This applies regardless of your nationality: B permit (residence permit) C permit (settlement permit)সুইজারল্যান্ড টুরিস্ট ভিসা | Switzerland tourist visa for Bangladeshi #switzerland #visa
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